The partnership promises to revolutionize the distribution of agricultural products, potentially increasing crop yields by 20 percent while reducing environmental impact.
This initiative will bring substantial increase and stability in agricultural productivity in the targeted areas.
“We are excited to join hands with IFFCO on this transformational journey. Our vision is to revolutionize agriculture through cutting-edge technology, and this partnership enables us to provide advanced drone solutions to millions of farmers, enhancing productivity. Promotes and promotes sustainable agricultural practices." said Deep Sihag Sisai, Founder and Managing Director of AVP International.
The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between AVPL and IFFCO outlines the strategic roadmap for phased deployment of drone spray operations tailored to different crops and terrains, thereby ensuring wide and effective coverage in the target area.
Under the innovative “Drones as a Service” (DaaS) model, the partnership aims to make advanced drone technology accessible to farmers on an unprecedented scale.
AVPL said that with an estimated investment of over $50 million, along with government subsidies, the initiative is set to encourage agricultural innovation and boost economic growth in rural areas, thereby creating employment opportunities in drone operations and maintenance. The path of growth will be paved.
Recently, the government's NaMo Drone Didi initiative has trained many rural women to become drone pilots for agricultural purposes, which also aims to promote economic empowerment and financial autonomy among women.
The initiative aims to equip 15,000 women-led self-help groups (SHGs) with agricultural drones to assist in tasks such as crop monitoring, fertilizer spraying and seed sowing.
This initiative will bring substantial increase and stability in agricultural productivity in the targeted areas.
“We are excited to join hands with IFFCO on this transformational journey. Our vision is to revolutionize agriculture through cutting-edge technology, and this partnership enables us to provide advanced drone solutions to millions of farmers, enhancing productivity. Promotes and promotes sustainable agricultural practices." said Deep Sihag Sisai, Founder and Managing Director of AVP International.
The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between AVPL and IFFCO outlines the strategic roadmap for phased deployment of drone spray operations tailored to different crops and terrains, thereby ensuring wide and effective coverage in the target area.
Under the innovative “Drones as a Service” (DaaS) model, the partnership aims to make advanced drone technology accessible to farmers on an unprecedented scale.
AVPL said that with an estimated investment of over $50 million, along with government subsidies, the initiative is set to encourage agricultural innovation and boost economic growth in rural areas, thereby creating employment opportunities in drone operations and maintenance. The path of growth will be paved.
Recently, the government's NaMo Drone Didi initiative has trained many rural women to become drone pilots for agricultural purposes, which also aims to promote economic empowerment and financial autonomy among women.
The initiative aims to equip 15,000 women-led self-help groups (SHGs) with agricultural drones to assist in tasks such as crop monitoring, fertilizer spraying and seed sowing.
